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Still no period after this long...?

by Guest21285  |  earlier

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So about a week ago i was really scared of being pregnant so i took a pregnancy test and it came out negative and i was about 10 days late for my period then and now its after the first of the month so i know for sure i missed my period for the month of july completley. I have had headaches, a little nausea but no actual morning sickness, i have been very moody, and i have been feeling sharp pains at night and cramps. The cramps were happening for about a week straight and stopped this past week and came back today. The sharp pains are usually right before i go to bed so it makes it difficult to fall asleep. So even though the test came back negative a week ago should i take another? is there a good possibilty that im pregnant?

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  1. I am having the same issue. Although I havnt taken a test yet because im scaried that it might come out neg. and i also have irregular periods so i really don't kno when to test. But try a couple of more times. GOOD LUCK!!!!


  2. it's always possible, only a blood test can tell for sure right now, try your doctor for a blood test :) good luck!! you can also ask a doctor online for free for advice, try www.FertilityTies.com

    good luck!

  3. It could just be signs that your period is on the way.  Your period may be off from stress or a number of reasons.  It IS also possible that it's early pregnancy symptoms eventhough you had a negative result from the HPT.  It's been a week, try testing again.  If you are pregnant, the hormones will have increased and be more easily detected.  If again, it comes up negative and still no period.  Go have a blood test and/or see your doctor to find out what's going on.  Sometimes things like this happens, and you can be given something to help your period start if you ARE NOT pregnant.

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